I think the first step is going to be to open probate and have the death certificate corrected. From there, you can propound discovery regarding...

First, I'm sorry for your loss. Tough to lose a parent. Second, I'll mention that you are not technically legal next-of-kin to a step parent. ...

There's a big difference betwenn "and" status and "or" status. If the title says "or" then she can just sell it without needing your...

A tricky situation, and I don't expect that you will get specific advice on your situation in this forum. The advice you get will depend a lot...

I agree with the answers provided above, and will add this: It is not uncommon for couples to be in your position. Changes to the Real Estate...

There are many good probate/trust attorneys in Las Vegas. I recommend hopping on Google and searching there. You can then get a consultation, and...

I agree with Ms. Goldsmith. I will add that, in the meantime, I'd recommend making a list of all of your husband's assets, and take a death...

First, Sorry for your loss. Second, NRS 134 governs this question. You will want to take a look at NRS 134.060, which states as...

Assuming that you are an heir/devisee of your husband's estate, you likely have standing to petition to move the case along in some fashion. ...

I agree with Ms. Whitbeck's response. A partition action is the way to go. As part of that action, you can also seek unjust enrichment/breach of...